The park provides a sanctuary for rescued exotic animals that cannot be returned to the wild.
The safari route includes a specific predator zone secured by double-gate systems.
The site integrates traditional farm animals alongside exotic species in designated areas.
It maintains a specialized rescue center for injured birds of prey found in the Madrid region.
Safari Madrid is a drive-through wildlife park located in Aldea del Fresno, approximately 50 kilometers southwest of Madrid. The facility allows visitors to observe semi-free-roaming animals, including lions, tigers, giraffes, and rhinoceroses, from their own vehicles. It functions as a conservation and educational center focused on exotic species. The park features a safari circuit where visitors drive through different enclosures housing African ungulates and predators. In addition to the driving route, there is a pedestrian area known as the 'Rincón de los Animales' and a reptile house. The park hosts daily bird of prey exhibitions demonstrating natural flight behaviors. Facilities include picnic zones, a swimming pool for seasonal use, and children's entertainment areas. The site spans a large rural area characteristic of the Sierra Oeste landscape.
The raised pedestrian bridges overlooking the herbivore enclosures.
Keep your vehicle windows closed at all times when driving through the predator enclosures.
Arrive early to complete the drive-through safari before the midday heat encourages animals to retreat to shade.
Bring binoculars to get a better view of animals resting far from the designated driving tracks.
Driving through the park in a vehicle with a soft top or open windows, as per safety regulations.
Open daily, including weekends and public holidays, though some outdoor attractions may close during extreme weather conditions.
Strictly follow the 'no feeding' policy and remain inside your vehicle throughout the drive-through circuit.
